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VoivodBG

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  1. http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/YENbjNkZ/file.html Izašla i druga pesma sa nadolazećeg neizdatog albuma, baš udara u glavu.
  2. http://www.popboks.com/article/30057
  3. Yugopapir intervju Rastko Lupulović
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    Tattoo

    https://www.facebook.com/steftattoos/
  5. Naravno. Samo domaće! (i bend i brend! )
  6. Uh, ipak me jesu pitali, ali sam zaboravio na to. Bilo je tu još pitanja, tipa Branislav Lečić za ministra kulture da ili ne?, ko je na konju na trgu isl.
  7. http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/ttA4rT7v/file.html edit: ALBUM GODINE!!!!!
  8. Gubiš oštrinu sa godinama.
  9. Spisak preostalih igara: Crysis 2 800 Battlefield 3 Limited Edition 800 L. A. Noire 800 Gran Turismo 5 800 Bioshock Infinite 1400
  10. Ceo drugi album je savršeno odsviran, produciran i imaju brate pesme koje možeš da slušaš (poseduju pop strukturu, i poprilično su radio friendly), nema previše prog cinculiranja koje me živcira kod 90% bendova te vrste. Ako ikada bude prilike da se dovedu u Beograd, gledao bi ih.
  11. U Cetinjskoj ulici. Nije još otvoreno, ali teško da će moći da se promaši kada je verovatno naspram Zaokreta i Poleta.
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    SWANS

    Yesterday, singer/songwriter Larkin Grimm claimed that Swans frontman Michael Gira raped her in spring 2008, when she was recording her album Parplar for Gira's Young God label. In a Facebook post yesterday, she said she confronted Gira and he then dropped her from his label. Gira called Grimm's accusations "a slanderous lie" on his personal Facebook page. In an official statement through his publicist, Gira has acknowledged the spring 2008 night in question, but calls the incident "an awkward mistake." Read his full statement below. Update (2/27, 9:40 a.m.):Grimm sent us a statement in response to Gira's comments, which she calls "an admission of guilt." Read it below. Gira: Eight years ago, while I was still married to my first wife, Larkin Grimm and I headed towards a consensual romantic moment that fortunately was not consummated. As she wrote in her recent social media postings about that night, I said to her, "this doesn't feel right," and abruptly but completely our only intimate encounter ended. It was an awkward mistake. Larkin may regret, as I certainly do, that the ill-advised tryst went even that far, but now, as then, I hold her in high esteem for her music and her courage as an artist. I long ago apologized to my wife and family and told them the truth about this incident. My hope is that Larkin finds peace with the demons that have been darkening her soul since long before she and I ever met. Grimm: This is a perfect example of why we need to have education about consent. In a gentlemanly move he admits the act happened but cannot conceive of himself as a rapist. Thank you Michael Gira for your honesty. This is your truth as you remember it. Unfortunately, this was still rape. I said no to you many times before that day, begged you not to interfere with me sexually, even made it a part of a verbal agreement we had when I signed a contract with you. I asked you to promise that you would never have sex with me. You assured me that I could trust you. That is about as clear a NO as I could ever cry. I asked for this because I had had other experiences in my music career and I KNEW. That night I was far too intoxicated to give you consent for any sexual act. The psychological effects of this betrayal were devastating. Even worse, when I finally confronted you about what you had done, you terminated my relationship with Young God Records, damaging my career and leading people to believe there was something wrong with me or my music. In the end, this is about business. Art is my career. I have worked long and hard for this career, making incredible sacrifices along the way to continue to make music. The fact that a man in power can throw a women's life and work away like they are garbage, simply because she won't sleep with him, is an immoral injustice that happens to many, many women in music. I won't stand for it and neither should you. The "Demons darkening my soul" are the men like you who interfere with my ability to do my work as a musician. This is a job I am good at. All I want is to be left in peace while I am working.
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